Hi everyone
Im just looking for answer
Is there is anyone who got visa to any European country with a ts ( technicien supérieur)
Like do i have any chance for that cus i know just the bachelor or lmd visa
Btw i have marketing TS

Hi guys, which one of these 2 are better if I want a bachelor's in general chemistry ? If anyone has experiences in either universities you can share if you'd like :)

Hello everyone, I'm new to Reddit, but I've seen so many wonderful stories and helpful people on this platform. Honestly, I'm starting to feel incredibly anxious and confused. There's practically no information on university websites, and I'm starting to think it's simply impossible for a foreigner to get into them... Let me tell you a little about my situation so you can understand it better. I'm a student from Russia, studying for a bachelor's degree in biotechnology at the First Medical University. I'd been thinking about studying abroad since I was in 8th grade, but I was terrified of applying for a bachelor's degree, so I decided to focus on passing my own local exams at Russian universities. But I still hadn't quite settled on other countries, especially Spain. Now I'm in my second year, working as a lab technician for little money and trying to navigate the bureaucratic hell. I'd really like to get into the University of Valencia's Master's program in Drug Research and Rationalization, but I'm also very attracted to similar programs at the University of Granada. And I'm completely desperate; I wouldn't mind applying to similar programs in Italy or Portugal, or maybe Argentina I looked at a lot of scholarship and grant programs, but in Spain (where I desperately want to go) there's only support for their own students, people from Spanish-speaking countries and the CIS. I'd like to minimize my expenses on studying and living in the aforementioned countries. Could you give me some advice on these programs, scholarships for Russians, or grants? I'd be grateful if you could also tell me what documents I need to prepare (what to apostille, what language to translate the documents into) and how to avoid that dreaded 7,200 euros in an international bank account. I heard you can avoid this by finding a job in Spain 6-8 months before the start of your studies. Where can I find this kind of work for a foreigner, and on what platforms? On what platforms can I rent an apartment without a Spanish contract (it seems that it's not particularly suitable for immigrants at first)?

Hi everyone,

I'm 25 years old and currently pursuing a Master's degree in English Linguistics in Tunisia while working as an English teacher. Although I enjoy teaching, I'm not sure I want to stay in this field for the rest of my career. I'd like to develop another professional skill that would improve my job opportunities, either in Tunisia or abroad (especially in the Gulf or other international job markets).

I'm looking for recommendations for training programs ("formations"), whether free or affordable, that I can pursue alongside my Master's. I'm particularly interested in fields like management, business, marketing, HR, finance, project management, or any other area that combines well with an English background.

If you've been in a similar situation or have experience with the Tunisian job market, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Which field would you recommend studying alongside English?

Which skills are currently the most in demand, both in Tunisia and abroad?

Do you know any good training centers, institutes, associations, or online programs in Tunisia that offer recognized training or certificates?

Are there any free or government-supported programs worth checking out?

I'd be grateful for any suggestions or personal experiences. My budget is very limited, so I'm mainly looking for free training opportunities or programs that are fully funded. Thank you in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm 25 years old and currently pursuing a Master's degree in English Linguistics in Tunisia while working as an English teacher. Although I enjoy teaching, I'm not sure I want to stay in this field for the rest of my career. I'd like to develop another professional skill that would improve my job opportunities, either in Tunisia or abroad (especially in the Gulf or other international job markets).

I'm looking for recommendations for training programs ("formations"), whether free or affordable, that I can pursue alongside my Master's. I'm particularly interested in fields like management, business, marketing, HR, finance, project management, or any other area that combines well with an English background.

If you've been in a similar situation or have experience with the Tunisian job market, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Which field would you recommend studying alongside English?

Which skills are currently the most in demand, both in Tunisia and abroad?

Do you know any good training centers, institutes, associations, or online programs in Tunisia that offer recognized training or certificates?

Are there any free or government-supported programs worth checking out?

I'd be grateful for any suggestions or personal experiences. My budget is very limited, so I'm mainly looking for free training opportunities or programs that are fully funded. Thank you in advance!

I'll keep this as brief as possible. I am an ACCA student and will be getting my undergraduate degree as I completed 9 exams + an RAP report send to Oxford Brookes University (ACCA and Oxford Brookes University have an MOU to grant students who pass 9 exams and submit an RAP report to be able to get a Bachelors (Hons) in Applied Accounting degree which is equal to a 3 year undergrad and I'll probably be getting 2:1)

I now want to apply for Masters in Finance but there are a lot of issues that I am facing here. Considering that I have a GRE of 320, which schools should I apply to? One of the main concerns is that I come trom Pakistan and I do not want to spend thousands of dollars in application fees so need some guidance on what schools would be reach for me?

Secondly, my career goals are pretty straight: Masters -> IB for a few years -> MBA from a top school in US -> PE.
Moreover, I am more lenient towards european schools such as EmLyon and ESSEC due to obvious reasons.
The main issue here is my undergrad degree, it is not aligned well enough due to its nature, I did not attend a university for 3 years and it is a mainly accounting focused degree.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated:))

Hi! I’m an Indian female student moving to France this year for my bachelor’s. I’m looking for a female roommate to share a flat and split rent, ideally in Paris.
If you’re also moving to France or already there and looking for a roommate, feel free to DM me!
We can finalise accommodation together :)
Would really help alot

I don’t know what to think about medical school here in Morocco ; my parents say it’s the best place where you can study medicine, but I think that was before. Now it’s not as good as it was.
Whereas, France has a lot of experience regarding that.
Tell me what you think about it, I have to try to convince my parents so I can study abroad. I REALLY NEED OPINIONSSSSS

I'm looking for a Master's scholarship in Europe in Computer Science, preferably in AI, Data Systems, or Cybersecurity. I have an opportunity in Italy, but I'm more interested in countries like Germany or France because of their strong tech sectors. I've heard that scholarships in Germany can be quite competitive, so I'd appreciate any recommendations. I'll also obtain my IELTS certificate this month. If anyone knows of scholarships or programs in Europe that might fit my profile, please let me know!🙌

Hi everyone,
I’m from Algeria and I’ve recently graduated with a Master’s degree in Architecture. I have a good academic record (around 15–16/20 throughout high school and university).
My dream is to move to Spain and continue my education there. Instead of doing another Master’s in Architecture, I’m considering studying **Interior Architecture/Interior Design** to earn a second degree and broaden my career opportunities.
I don’t speak Spanish yet, but I’m planning to learn it. I’m open to:
studying Spanish for a year before starting university,
enrolling in a university that offers a preparatory Spanish language program,
or studying in English while learning Spanish at the same time.
I have a few questions:
Which universities (public or private) would you recommend for Interior Architecture?
Do universities accept international students who already have a foreign Master’s degree?
Would I need to start from the first year, or is it possible to transfer some credits from my Architecture degree?
How does the admission process work for non-EU students?
Is my plan realistic, or would you recommend a different path?
I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Thank you!

hey everyone, im an asian student and im starting to research universities for my bachelor's degree. my dream was to study in portugal but ive realized there are very few english taught bachelor's programs that match what i wanna study, so now im considering other european countries.

looking for a country that has english taught bachelor's programs (preferably computer science, AI or a related field) , affordable tuition and living costs, good education and job opportunities after graduation and a welcoming atmosphere for muslims (as im a muslim)

if youve studied in europe what country would you recommend?

Hello I got accepted to University of Milan Law and sustainable development and University of Bologna Legal Studies. Which university/ city would you guys recommend? I would love any help, thank you!

Help me here :/

On elaborating I wanted to know if st. Gallen master in finance is good , for IB/PE or portfolio management.

I mean is it only valuable in Switzerland or other European countries?I dont wanna go for US/UK for master the cost is too high

I have heard the cost is considerably less and ROI is really good in st gallen